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colton

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How do you edit a component? How do you end the editing when finished?
 
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How can you select everything in your model?
 
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Answer to Question 1

There are two ways to open a component for editing: right-click on it and choose Edit Component, or activate Select and double-click the component. When finished, right-click in blank space and choose Close Component, or activate Select and click once anywhere in blank space.

Answer to Question 2

You can use a selection window that surrounds all objects in the model, or simply press Ctrl + A (PC) or Cmd + A





 

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